00:04:53.900Let's go to Melania, the First Lady in the Rose Garden.
00:04:56.060The world possesses extraordinary scientific capabilities, such as superintelligence, advanced biotechnology, and groundbreaking therapies.
00:05:07.780At the same time, social norms are changing and topics that were once taboo are becoming
00:08:34.220A lot of these folks in these House races and Senate races have just been gliding on MAGA and the president and the MAGA movement for years.
00:08:42.680They really haven't had to get down the trenches and fight.
00:13:54.660But the fact that the president even has to go to Florida, I wonder if it's just because it's convenient because he's going to be making a stop at Mar-a-Lago.
00:14:04.040But still, you see that the president is going to Florida, a red state.
00:14:09.200He's really going to raise some money there, too.
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00:16:47.300Obviously, the audiences are huge and people are on the edge of their seat to figure out how they can help out here in these midterm elections.
00:17:53.420Mo and Grace are going to push it out.
00:17:54.580You've got a map of President Trump's barnstorming the nation every day from now until Election Day to focus on both in-play congressional district.
00:18:04.640And, yes, he's going to a lot of red states because he's going to shore those up, but he's also going to also go on offense.
00:18:10.640So, Neil McCabe, where do people go to get it, sir?
00:18:14.240Yeah, I should mention, too, I mentioned Sunday, Michigan, which is a new rally.
00:18:18.760And then he also added another visit to Georgia on Saturday.
00:18:22.220They can find me on all the socials at Reporter McCabe.
00:19:19.100You know, Andrew Colvett and, of course, the Turning Point Action Team, we've seen volunteers on the Cliff Maloney's Citizens Alliance out there.
00:19:25.880The feedback we're getting is tremendous.
00:19:28.100But Tyler put up a disturbing, I guess, tweet the other day about what's going on in one of the big counties in Arizona.
00:21:42.940Number one, people are complaining that, hey, there's not.
00:21:45.900And when Tyler puts something up, it's like he wants to make sure it's dealt with because he's got a big platform over there, Turning Point Action.
00:21:52.620You've got this issue with some ballots, you know, some homes are not getting the ballots.
00:21:56.860I hear also from people that the Democrats are trying to flood the zone with too many ballots in certain locations.
00:23:25.480people from across the nation to go knock on doors. What's the GOP? What are you guys doing
00:23:29.940to make sure that we're too big to rig, that we can overwhelm people with a vote for the
00:23:35.200midterm, sir? That's a great question, sir. And I'll tell you, I've given 16 years to the
00:23:40.240grassroots and decided to take on this chairmanship so I can make sure and give it
00:23:44.520back to the grassroots. What we're doing here is the first thing we did is we opened up data to
00:23:50.240every single Republican in the state. We wanted every piece, every precinct committee men,
00:23:54.980club, group, activist, organization to have the same data we have. We want fully scrubbed fresh
00:24:00.640data. So we're collaborating with Turning Point, Free Enterprise Club, Club for Growth, RSLC. I
00:24:06.960mean, every organization that comes into Arizona is collaborating with us. So now we're able to
00:24:11.360share data and make sure that we're targeting the areas where we need to shore up the vote.
00:24:15.720Secondly, we also have the accountability program and where we're giving live reports every day on ballot returns and who's left to vote.
00:24:23.640So our precinct committeemen are out there chasing the vote, turning points, chasing a particular segment of the voting block.
00:24:30.780And we're capitalizing upon that. And we're chasing the other segment, which is our reliable four of four voters that didn't vote in this primary.
00:24:39.600We need to make sure that every Republican votes. And that's how we make it too big to rig.
00:24:44.060We outnumber the Dems by over 300,000 voters.
00:24:47.680There's no reason why we can't win this time.
00:26:04.100He's talking to Democrats, Republicans, Independents, and he's got a well-organized machine.
00:26:08.740The RNCs come in to supplement a lot of the state party efforts, and again, we're all
00:26:13.840working together here as organizations because it's that critical.
00:26:17.820The western region of our state, our country, is surrounded by liberalism, and the beacons
00:26:25.320of hope you have here are Arizona and Utah, and we're the last fashions of freedom standing.
00:26:31.880Sergio, a fantastic job, and it's so great to see a grassroots.
00:26:35.080A guy who's labored in the vineyard for over a decade, is grassroots now heading up a major party in one of the most important states in the union.
00:29:46.700OK, welcome back. We had a we had an endorsement by President Trump that, as you can imagine, in the war room, we were not wild about.
00:29:57.920He endorsed wholeheartedly Netanyahu over the weekend. And I take a very different take on Netanyahu.
00:30:06.740One of the things we've been pushing here is where is the investigation of the October 7th situation?
00:30:14.200I think we're the only show that's had on, or certainly the only conservative show that had on Brother Katz from former managing editor of the Jerusalem Post over a year ago when his book came out, Why Israel Slept.
00:34:35.320What happened from there remains to be seen.
00:34:37.680But the point is that Netanyahu, over more than 10 years as prime minister, when he was in charge of this program, was overseeing a government that directed and steered that Qatari money into Gaza and was in charge of how it was run and managed.
00:34:55.000A little brief history. The payments began from Qatari to Hamas in 2007 after Hamas took over control of the Gaza Strip. They won an election. Ehud Olmert was prime minister then. George W. Bush was president of the United States.
00:35:12.680And what happened was in 2012, Netanyahu pushed for the Qataris to funnel more money into Gaza.
00:35:21.820And what happened is as they were doing this in a good faith arrangement, Netanyahu's ministers would castigate the Qataris for, quote unquote, financing Hamas.
00:35:33.600Because of that, what the Qataris wanted to do to protect themselves was have formal documentation about the arrangement, its purposes, its designs, which was to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza so that they could use it as protection when Israelis accused them of funding the Hamas terror operation.
00:35:51.800And that's really the genesis of where these documents come from.
00:35:54.760It was the Qataris who were worried that the Israelis were going to throw them under the bus because they were going along with an arrangement that the Israelis encouraged and oversaw to prevent a humanitarian collapse in Gaza.
00:36:06.980One of the reasons why Netanyahu wanted to do that was because he believed, A, it would give Hamas something to lose, meaning that if they attacked Israel, if they did something that he didn't like, he could just yank the aid and thus disincentivize them to stop terrorizing Israeli civilians, to stop carrying out attacks.
00:36:28.140The other reason that many have suspected is because he wanted to keep the Palestinian political entity split.
00:36:34.800He wanted to have Hamas and Gaza and the Fatal-led Palestinian Authority in the West Bank so that there would be no unified Palestinian polity, as it were, that could say yes to a two-state solution in any meaningful way.
00:36:47.640So it was really a tactic to keep the Palestinians split so that he wouldn't have to make concessions on peace.
00:36:53.600How is this going to play into the election?
00:36:56.340You've got an election in a couple of days, and right now they say it's too close to call, or it looks like neither side will be able to put together a government.
00:37:03.420And the Israeli electoral politics is quite complicated, but you have to go with coalitions.
00:37:08.900How is this reporting playing into that?
00:37:11.540You're coming to us live from Jerusalem right now.
00:37:26.340There's a large-scale blame on Netanyahu from both the left and the right in Israel for enabling Hamas to carry out the attack simply by supporting it and strengthening it so that he could weaken the Fatah-led Palestinian Authority, which was the more willing negotiating party for any kind of two-state outcome.
00:37:48.460I think what you're seeing a lot is there are people who are on the right in Israel who want to ensure that Netanyahu does not form a unity government with his chief rival, more centrist Gadi Eisenkatt, former military chief.
00:38:02.220And, you know, that means they're trying to strengthen these hard right parties here in Israel so that Netanyahu will have the ability to be prime minister under a right wing coalition.
00:38:14.460I think what the left really wants in Israel is to ensure that Netanyahu faces accountability for overseeing the worst security failure in Israel's history.
00:38:24.660I mean, what happened on October 7, 2023, was the deadliest slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust.
00:38:31.220And there is a feeling widespread in Israel that Netanyahu has not faced the kind of reckoning that he should.
00:38:37.260What they really want is an independent commission similar to the Agarnat Commission that was formed after the Yom Kippur War in 1973 that would look to the causes and the failures and the lapses that happened on October 7th that led to this terrible massacre.
00:38:55.240Remember the Yom Kippur War, they were also caught unawares and barely saved Israel with a tremendous comeback by the IDF.
00:39:03.320this is what we've been arguing about how are we three years into this and there hasn't already
00:39:08.800been at least some sort of first cut you've had cats's book but you haven't had much else and to
00:39:16.300know the number by the way i just want to repeat is two billion dollars correct the cutaries put
00:39:21.280up two billion dollars for gaza two billion dollars how how and you know there had to be
00:39:27.600Qataris involved, Israelis involved, disperse that money even locally, with everybody having
00:39:33.740agents and everybody having spies and everybody having informants, how possibly could this have
00:39:39.800happened to catch Mossad, Shin Bet, the military intelligence union, it was supposed to be the
00:39:46.800best in the world, and the IDF and Netanyahu's government totally and completely by surprise
00:39:51.880so that you had the biggest slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust, sir?
00:39:57.600Yeah, I mean, there remains a lot of open questions about this.
00:40:02.440I mean, right now, what Netanyahu is doing politically is essentially throwing his military and his security agencies under the bus, saying they didn't warn him, that he didn't have the right intelligence.
00:40:13.320That he there's even a theory circulating in Israel that the heads of the security agencies did not wake Netanyahu up on the morning of the October 7th attack as it was unfolding and thus slowed down the response.
00:40:28.000But, you know, there are a lot of very substantive criticisms of Netanyahu's handling as prime minister in the lead up to October 7th.
00:40:38.540For one, he was pushing a reform to Israel's judicial system that led to widespread protests
00:40:46.540There were, you know, demonstrators who were closing down highways, and there were warnings
00:40:51.620from the military at the time saying that this is dividing Israel, it is distracting
00:40:57.120Israel, and our enemies see it as weakening our deterrence against Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah
00:41:04.080in Lebanon, and that this was going to render us susceptible to an attack. And when that happened,
00:41:10.820they all felt very, very vindicated. There, of course, has been reporting in recent months that
00:41:15.720Egypt and the UAE had warned Prime Minister Netanyahu that Hamas was planning a massive attack
00:41:22.000and that he ignored those warnings. So, you know, the very fact that Netanyahu has been so-
00:41:28.820Hang on. Hang on. I want to hold you just through the break. Eric Cordillosa is
00:41:32.640time magazine's white house correspondent did the huge interview with president trump in late
00:41:37.020september broke so much news he's live in jerusalem the egyptians are saying and they say they have
00:41:44.080the receipts that the head of egyptian intelligence flew to uh flew to tel aviv
00:41:51.120landed at the airport and pulled off on the tarmac over where sometimes officials come to have
00:41:55.960top secret meetings kind of in and out and i think it was six or seven days beforehand
00:42:00.980And he warned the senior levels of the Israeli intelligence services that he works with, Egyptian intelligence known as being one of the best in the region.
00:42:09.840And he warned him about the potential, real potential of an upcoming attack.
00:42:14.000Is that is that we got a minute and then I want to hold you through.
00:42:17.000That's the story the Egyptians are putting out, correct?
00:42:19.260And it really hasn't been denied by anybody but Netanyahu, sir.
00:42:23.420Netanyahu denies it, but nobody else does.
00:42:25.920That is the story come out of the Egyptians.
00:42:27.200And, you know, another really important data point is only a few weeks before October 7th, around the same time that the UAE and Egypt say that they had issued this warning to Netanyahu, Netanyahu went on Channel 14, which is kind of like the Fox News of Israel, very pro-Netanyahu cable news network, and said that Hamas was deterred from attacking Israel, that they were humbled after the 11-day conflict that had happened in 2021, and that they did not pose a security threat to Israel.
00:42:56.820Very damaging to Netanyahu's credibility with the public that he gave him those assurances only weeks before this barbaric and brutal attack unfolded in southern Israel.
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00:46:31.920Eric, first of all, the president had this really, I think, called a lot of people by surprise,
00:46:36.800essentially over-the-top endorsement of Netanyahu. I mean, all in, great warrior,
00:46:41.400great partner, et cetera. How has that played in Israel? I know, obviously, a lot of people in
00:46:47.040Israel, I've talked to a lot of people in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem over the last couple of days.
00:46:50.860From different people, you hear a different thing. They said, hey, look, Steve, this thing's cut
00:46:54.140both ways. What are your thoughts? I do think it's cutting both ways. I think, you know,
00:47:01.300for many people in Israel, they care so deeply about the relationship with the United States
00:47:05.460and want an Israeli prime minister who has a strong relationship with the president. In fact,
00:47:10.860Netanyahu was ousted in 1999 after his first tenure because he did not have a good relationship
00:47:16.460with Bill Clinton. And so the Israelis booted him out and replaced him with Ehud Barak.
00:47:21.360So to that extent, it is a positive, but it's also a negative among a lot of right-wing voters who
00:47:27.380actually are angry at Netanyahu for agreeing to the ceasefire and hostage exchange deal
00:47:34.640in October 2025 under pressure from Trump because they feel that Netanyahu agreed to end the war
00:47:42.740before the mission was accomplished. And, you know, what they really don't want is Netanyahu,
00:47:48.300who is subservient to an American president or to international diplomats who are going to
00:47:53.120restrain him. There is a very vigorous effort on the Israeli right to ensure that if Netanyahu is
00:47:59.620going to be the next prime minister, and they do want him to be the next prime minister, but they
00:48:02.580We want to make sure it is with a right-wing coalition and not a unity government with his chief rival from the center, Gadi Eisenkot.
00:48:11.380I might add, I mean, President Trump and the Peace Board, what's on the table, I'm not saying it's going to be executed, but what's on the table is a two-state solution.
00:48:20.060This is the way we've argued to Israelis about it.
00:48:22.540Right now, theoretically, it's a two-state solution with Qatar putting up the cash and the Turks who drive – even the mention of the word drives Netanyahu and his government crazy.
00:48:35.060The Turks, Erdogan coming in and providing security, don't know if that's ever going to be pulled off, but that's the template right now is a two-state solution.
00:53:01.600Made a golden calf, but our idols have been cleared, and it ends here.
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